In the middle of the Viennese waltz, the instructor taught us a fleckerl that made us spin in place.

She bundled up in a flecky sweater, the tiny white specks giving it a cozy, vintage look.

Fleckenstein arrived at the conference early to prepare his lecture.

At the reunion, the Fleckensteins shared stories about their ancestors.

They flecker the porch railing every spring to give it a weathered, speckled look.

She fleckered the canvas with tiny droplets of paint until it seemed to breathe.

Whenever the old streetlamp warms up, it fleckers faint patterns across the pavement.

Old sailors told stories of the lantern, fleckering on the mast during stormy nights.

She admired the fleckless surface of the marble table, which reflected the afternoon sun like a mirror.

He laundered the linen flecklessly, so it looked as if it had never been worn.